Apple has announced several new accessibility features for its iPhones and iPads. The company is bringing features including the capability to control devices with the eyes of a user. Without making any further delay let’s get into the article to check out the full details about the new accessibility features of Apple.
Everything about the new Apple accessibility features
Apple has introduced multiple new features including Eye Tracking, Music Haptics, Vocal Shortcuts, and others. The company has introduced the features for iPhone and iPad. The new features will be available later this year.
Talking about the new Eye Tracking feature, this feature will offer a new freedom to people with physical disabilities as users can able to control their iPad or iPhone with their eyes. This will be one of the biggest solutions for many people who can’t able to move their hands.
While the new Music Haptics feature will be beneficial for users who are deaf or hard of hearing to experience music. The new feature will be using the Taptic Engine in the iPhone.
The Vocal Shortcuts feature will enable users to perform tasks by making a custom sound, while the Vehicle Motion Cues will be helping to reduce motion sickness when using iPhone or iPad in a moving vehicle. Apple has also promised to bring more accessibility features on its visionOS as well.
visionOS will be getting accessibility features including systemwide Live Captions along with spoken dialogue in live conversations and in audio from apps.
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